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(Jerusalem Post) Herb Keinon - Jordan's King Abdullah II told France 24 two weeks ago that after the U.S. peace plan is presented, "Our job then is to look at the glass half full. How do we build on the plan, and how do we build it in such a way we bring the Israelis and Palestinians together." Writing in the Jordan Times, columnist Amer Al Sabaileh noted that the king adopted "a new approach of tackling the issue of the peace process, where there was no rejection of plans that are currently on the table and kept open the option of a solution in the future." President Trump told Prime Minister Netanyahu at the White House on Monday, "Many of the Arab nations have agreed to it. They like it. They think it's great. They think it's a big start." 2020-01-28 00:00:00Full Article
Arab World Not Following PA in Rejecting U.S. Peace Plan
(Jerusalem Post) Herb Keinon - Jordan's King Abdullah II told France 24 two weeks ago that after the U.S. peace plan is presented, "Our job then is to look at the glass half full. How do we build on the plan, and how do we build it in such a way we bring the Israelis and Palestinians together." Writing in the Jordan Times, columnist Amer Al Sabaileh noted that the king adopted "a new approach of tackling the issue of the peace process, where there was no rejection of plans that are currently on the table and kept open the option of a solution in the future." President Trump told Prime Minister Netanyahu at the White House on Monday, "Many of the Arab nations have agreed to it. They like it. They think it's great. They think it's a big start." 2020-01-28 00:00:00Full Article
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